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Fred W. Prior, PhD
Research Associate Professor
Department of Radiology
Education
1974: Case Western Reserve University, BA-Chemistry
1976: Case Western Reserve University, MA-Anthropology
1984: Case Western Reserve University, MS-Biomedical Engineering
1992: Illinois Institute of Technology, PhD-Computer Science
Publications
Clark KW, Gierada DS, Moore SM, et al. Creation of a CT Image Library (CTIL) for the Lung Screening Study (LSS) of the National Lung Screening Trial (NLST). J Digit Imaging. 2007;20:23-31.
Falk D, Hildeboldt C, Smith K, et al. The Brain of LB1, Homo floresiensis. Science. 2005;308:242-245.
Coates TD, Larson-Prior L, Wolpert S, Prior FW. Classification of Simple Stimuli Based on Detected Nerve Activity. IEEE Eng Med Biol Mag. 2003;22:64-76.
Bidgood WD, alSafadi Y, Tucker M, Prior FW, Hagan G, Mattison JE. The Role of DICOM in an Evolving Healthcare Computing Environment:The Model is The Message. J Digit Imaging. 1998; 11(1):1-9.
Bidgood WD, Horii SC, Prior FW, Van Syckle DE. Understanding and Using DICOM, the Medical Image Communication Standard. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 1997; 4:199-212.
Research Description
Dr. Prior is codirector of the Electronic Radiology Laboratory (ERL) within the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Washington University School of Medicine. The primary focus of the laboratory and of Dr. Prior's research is biomedical informatics, adding the imaging component to bio-informatics. The laboratory has developed a suite of software tools and procedures to support multicenter clinical trials and is currently serving as the imaging and quality assurance core for three trials. The laboratory also has major ongoing efforts in the areas of tools and validation strategies for integrating healthcare information systems, research information management systems, and image processing and analysis.
Dr. Prior's personal research is in the areas of research information management and image and signal processing. He is currently working on systems to manage a research imaging facility and approaches to information fusion and data mining. In addition he is involved in active collaboration that is looking at new ways to analyze and visualize EEG data.
3355 East Building
4525 Scott Avenue
Campus Box 8131
Phone:(314) 747-0331
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